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GWM ORA 5 Launches in South Africa with Petrol, Hybrid and Electric Options
The new GWM ORA 5 arrives in South Africa with petrol, hybrid and electric models, giving compact SUV buyers more choice than ever before.
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South Africa’s cannabis scene is thriving, and Homegrown is the new kid on the block, which celebrates the art, culture, and craft behind locally cultivated cannabis.
To celebrate the launch of the Homegrown range, Hello Lifestyle Magazine and Taste of Cannabis are giving one lucky reader the chance to win a R2500 voucher to spend on the Taste of Cannabis website.
Whether you’re curious to explore the collection or are already part of the Canna Collective, this is your chance to experience premium local cannabis — crafted with care, rooted in authenticity, and made right here at home.
Homegrown is a premium craft brand, dedicated to showcasing the finest local cannabis through carefully curated creations. Each product is a testament to the growers who pour their passion into every harvest — from indoor grown flowers and expertly rolled pre-rolls to edibles and sleek vapes.
Every item in the Homegrown collection is a premium experience that celebrates South African cannabis at its most expressive — with distinct aromas, flavours, and effects that discerning members of the Canna Collective club can enjoy.
Members-Only Access:
Through the Canna Collective private club, members can enjoy access to products, explore new drops and limited releases ahead of the crowd.
How to enter:
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The new GWM ORA 5 arrives in South Africa with petrol, hybrid and electric models, giving compact SUV buyers more choice than ever before.
The new GWM ORA 5 arrives in South Africa with petrol, hybrid and electric models, giving compact SUV buyers more choice than ever before.
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